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Product Info
Turn nonfat milk into a wonderful foamy topping for your favorite coffee drink, adding richness without the fat. (Whole milk may be used, but nonfat really does give the best results.) Just add milk, pump, and serve. Don't be tempted to overfill--and be sure to pump gently to prevent the milk from spurting out. If you prefer hot froth, remove the plunger after pumping and pop the carafe into the microwave. A fat-free topping for fruit or dessert is just seconds away, embellished with sugar and/or vanilla if you like. The long-handled scoop lets you get every last spoonful, and the color-coordinated coaster provides a protective perch. All pieces of the set are top-rack dishwasher-safe, but hand washing is recommended. Before washing, unscrew the screen assembly from the frother rod so that you can wipe off the milky residue thoroughly. --Cynthia Nims
Strong Feat
- Froths 10 to 12 ounces of milk for coffee drinks
- Stylish carafe and domed stainless-steel lid with color-accent acrylic knob
- Stainless-steel plunger and frothing screen, with lifetime warranty against rust
- Easy-pour spout
- Color-coordinated nonskid coaster and long-handled scoop included
User Reviews
Derek Owens
Makes foamy milk much better than my espresso machine. Works like a charm. A friend who has one agrees, though she points out that the glass is a bit on the thin side and can break easily if you're not careful. The first week I got it I kept making foam and showing it to friends and family. They found this tiresome, but capuccino lovers will understand.
Dan_Portland
I got it for making foam for my coffee when I'm out camping without my expresso machine. It's so simple, I can't see why it costs so much, but WOW it makes perfectly creamy milk foam in about 5 seconds. If you want warm foam, you can either heat the milk before you foam it, or microwave the foam after you make it. Either way it makes better foam than my expresso machine's steam foamer.
"KB" Kamla Srinivasan
I got this about a year ago, and loved it. We had the best coffee with this frothe. It was low-tech...you do not need electricity or battery to operate it.What is the downside? While washing, we lost the screw that hold the frothe together...and since then I have been hunting around trying to find a replacement. I have made several enquiries and it turns out that there is no replacement for this. So, my $20 literally went down the drain with that lost nut.If you are a careful user, you might consider buying it. I thought I was a careful user too...
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